Living Chain

Info
The Living Chain can be found on Metal Island. The original Living Chain has been massively updated to now be one of the better one handed dex weapons. As well as having a high weapon class, the Living Chain has both a passive and on-demand special attack. The passive attack will cause opponents to be set on fire, with each subsequent hit adding to the flames. The on-demand attack [whip ] causes huge damage which is hugely influenced by the attackers strength.

If the chain is damaged at all, it will self repair an make itself better than before for a limited period of time, it's well worth ensuring that you don't have any triggers that will automatically repair the chain for you.

You must be level 30 or more to wield the chain.

How to Get it?
The Living Chain is carried by Lifeless Robot, who can be found on Metal Island. You'll need a crowbar to get into his room which is 'up' from the wounded man.

Lifeless Robot is pretty tough, he draws power from all of the poorly-built robots that are in the area, so it's important that you take these out first. If you don't for each robot that is alive, he will hit you for 5% of your health up to a maximum of 30%. He'll do this each heartbeat and will kill you quickly.

There are seven poorly-built robots to kill (there were 2 more added when the Living Chain got upgraded). Be careful that they don't respawn mid-way through your fight as Lifeless Robot will take no prisoners.

Special Attacks
Living Chain has two special attacks, a passive hit and an on-demand hit.

The on-demand hit can be done every 60 seconds using the 'whip' command. This does a random amount of damage based on how much strength you have.

The passive attack fire rate depends on your dex, and can be as high as a 30% chance. If it does occur then it sets your opponent on fire (or adds to the fire damage if they are already on fire).

On top of this if the chain is damaged, it repairs and then boosts itself for 10 rounds doing a whooping +50 damage each round.

Credits
Darkvader created the original Living Chain and Lifeless Robot.

In 2020, Pandaman sent the idea for upgrading Living Chain to Mycon, who coded it and updated the area including adding a couple of extra rooms and the wounded man.